Friday, May 16, 2008

AIDS and the Magic of Disappearing Genocide - by Dr. Leonard G. Horowitz

Barack Obama's presidential candidacy does nothing to stop the Black community's pain and suffering at the hands of those conducting genocide under the guise of "public health" and "national security."

This topic should be headlining news internationally, but it's not. The censorship is indicative of the conspiracy of silence that evidences the complicity of the mainstream media's hypocrisy.

The taboo subject is especially relevant to Ron Paul supporters who, unlike Ron Paul, contend the news media has been covering up medical genocide as evidenced in Emerging Viruses: AIDS & Ebola--Nature, Accident or Intentional?, by this author. The book was recommended by Barack Obama's ex-minister, Rev. Jeremiah Wright, on national television with CNN later canceling a prepared segment on the science of the hepatitis B vaccine transmission of HIV to New York's gay and African Black communities.

Instead of following the good pastor's advice, the mainstream media remains bent on spinning or censoring genocide as though the entire topic is a fake or far-fetched.

Classic grist for this rumor mill is the Washington Post's coverage of National Security Memorandum 46.

Casey Lartigue Jr., an education consultant based in Virginia, and Eliot Morgan, a graduate student in environmental science at Harvard University, wrote this article claiming that "one-third of black American churchgoers believed that AIDS was a form of genocide. One-third also believed that HIV was produced in a germ-warfare lab, and 40 percent of black college students in Washington, D.C., agreed."

Real science teaches that Lartique and Morgan's numbers are under-reported. By 1997, more than 60 percent of urban Blacks believed AIDS to be racially-targeted genocide.

Why would The Washington Post lie?

"The Company" is a mouthpiece for the CIA which takes its multinational corporate direction from globalists in London and Berlin. The Washington Post, and the Associated Press, are among the top Anglo-American news (propaganda) sources in the "free world."

Notice, in their article, they cited nothing about the absolutely compelling and condemning evidence on the laboratory creation and vaccine transmission of HIV/AIDS published in Emerging Viruses: AIDS & Ebola--Nature, Accident or Intentional?

Notice they wrote nothing about National Security Memorandum 200 by Henry Kissinger, Zbigniew Brzezinski's counterpart in the Nixon White House, that equally condemns and concerns colored people as targets for genocidal elimination.

Notice they said nothing about George HW Bush standing before Congress in 1968 urging third world, mostly Black, depopulation to allegedly respond to a "U.S. National Security" crisis.

Notice they did not reveal granddaddy Prescott Bush's heavy investment in eugenics, later named "racial hygiene," advanced by the first family's Nazi collaborators (i.e., Rockefeller-Schmitz Standard Oil/IG Farben industrialists).

Notice they failed to detail COINTELPRO under J. Edgar Hoover that specifically targeted Black leaders and organized activists as further detailed in NSM 46.
 
 

Age limit 'encourages children to smoke'

An Edinburgh study suggests abolishing the legal age at which children can buy cigarettes would mean fewer take up the habit SCRAPPING the legal age limit for buying cigarettes would reduce dramatically the number of children who smoke, a study has claimed.

A survey of more than 92,000 teenagers in 27 countries has revealed that those living in nations where tobacco sales are not regulated are the least likely to take up the habit.

The study also found that raising the price of tobacco failed to cut the number of child smokers.

According to research by academics at the universities of Edinburgh and Copenhagen, outlawing the sale of cigarettes to minors makes them more desirable because smoking becomes a badge of maturity.

The children who took part in the survey, who were aged 13-15, were asked how frequently they smoked.

Those in countries where there is no age restriction on tobacco sales - such as Belgium, Denmark and France - were much less likely to light up.

The findings, published in the scientific journal Addiction, challenge the notion that restricting the sale of tobacco will encourage people to kick the habit.
 
 

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Exposing a 'corrupt food system'

 
TV dinners were launched at a time when only a small percentage of Americans actually owned TVs. Thus, the meals, writes Raj Patel, "were what people ate while they dreamed of affording one." In the American dream, we imagine a bucolic Midwest, a place of bounty, yet the reality is that the breadbasket of America is rife with poverty and a declining life expectancy. The idyllic vision of quaint American farmland doesn't work like that "except in fiction," says Patel, and there is perhaps no greater fiction than the comforting hand of the free market -- particularly as it pertains to food.

Patel's new book Stuffed and Starved: The Hidden Battle for the World Food System makes visible the people behind the abstraction and reveals a global food system that, with our complicity, continues to alienate farmers and consumers alike, all while fattening the pocketbooks of a few middlemen.

To read Patel is to understand the logic behind the sweets company, Nestle, acquiring the weight loss magnate Jenny Craig or why Wal-Mart is free to raise prices in areas where they have already killed off the competition. In the language of markets, these problems are not "self-correcting." Only the profound failure of the prevailing metaphor of the Invisible Hand hampers us from seeing what Patel has spent years of research making visible. In an interview with AlterNet, Patel explains how "the way we choose food today comes from distinctly abnormal roots," how these roots connect us to farmers and consumers around the world, and why we should get angry, not feel guilty.

[ ... ]

OR: Explain for whom the free market works and what "free market" means in the context of food.

RP: Free markets in food and certainly global markets in food are a very new thing. They are barely 200 years old and their origins have everything to do with colonialism. The world's first free market in grain was the market in wheat in the 1880s. This market was forged in imperialism and conquest, particularly by the British over the grain baskets of South Asia.

The social safety nets that existed in India under feudal society had been knocked away by the British. If people couldn't afford food, they didn't get to eat, and if they couldn't buy food, they starved. As a result of the imposition of markets in food, 13 million people across the world died in the 19th century. They died in the golden age of liberal capitalism. Those are the origins of markets in food.

We shouldn't be surprised, then, that in those markets today, there are basically just a handful of corporations that control the truck and barter of goods. In any major market, you'll see that it's basically four or five corporations that control upwards of 50 percent of the market. In tea, it's just one corporation, Unilever, that controls 90 percent of the market, and in coffee there are just a couple of firms that have 80 percent of the market.

 

Domestic spying far outpaces terrorism prosecutions

The number of Americans being secretly wiretapped or having their financial and other records reviewed by the government has continued to increase as officials aggressively use powers approved after the Sept. 11 attacks. But the number of terrorism prosecutions ending up in court -- one measure of the effectiveness of such sleuthing -- has continued to decline, in some cases precipitously.

The trends, visible in new government data and a private analysis of Justice Department records, are worrisome to civil liberties groups and some legal scholars. They say it is further evidence that the government has compromised the privacy rights of ordinary citizens without much to show for it.
 
The emphasis on spy programs also is starting to give pause to some members of Congress who fear the government is investing too much in anti-terrorism programs at the expense of traditional crime-fighting. Other lawmakers are raising questions about how well the FBI is performing its counter-terrorism mission.

The Senate Intelligence Committee last week concluded that the bureau was far behind in making internal changes to keep the nation safe from terrorist threats. Lawmakers urged that the FBI set specific benchmarks to measure its progress and make more regular reports to Congress.

These concerns come as the Bush administration has been seeking to expand its ability to gather intelligence without prior court approval. It has asked Congress for amendments to the 1978 Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act to make it clear that eavesdropping on foreign telecommunications signals routed through the U.S. does not require a warrant.

Law enforcement officials say the additional surveillance powers have been critically important in ways the public does not always see. Threats can be mitigated, they say, by deporting suspicious people or letting them know that authorities are watching them.

"The fact that the prosecutions are down doesn't mean that the utility of these investigations is down. It suggests that these investigations may be leading to other forms of prevention and protection," said Thomas Newcomb, a former Bush White House national security aide. He said there were half a dozen actions outside of the criminal courts that the government could take to snuff out potential threats, including using diplomatic or military channels.

Although legal experts say they would not necessarily expect the number of prosecutions to rise along with the stepped-up surveillance, there are few other good ways to measure how well the government is progressing in keeping the country safe.

"How does one measure the success? The short answer is we aren't in a great position to know," said Daniel Richman, a former federal prosecutor. With prosecutions declining, he said, the public is left with imperfect and possibly misleading ways to gauge progress in the Bush administration's war on terrorism -- such as the number of secret warrants the government issues or the number of agents it assigns to terrorism cases.
 
 


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